Final Tournament Round 1: True or False • • • • Each player will receive 3 questions 3 points for correct and -1 point for wrong You may choose not to answer and receive 0 points Then the other teams can ring the bell to steal (1 point for correct, -1 for wrong) Final Tournament Nerve cells carry glucose around your body. False Final Tournament Final Tournament Red blood cells do not contain a nucleus. True Final Tournament Final Tournament The product of two negative numbers will be positive. True Final Tournament Final Tournament Probability can never be less than zero or more than 1. True Final Tournament Final Tournament Plants and Algae are called consumers because they make their own food. False Final Tournament Final Tournament Leaves and stems are green because they contain chlorophyl. True Final Tournament Final Tournament When rounding, if the number under consideration is greater than 5, you must round up. 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Ankle Final Tournament Final Tournament How long does it take the Moon to orbit the Earth? A. about a week B. about 27 Days C. about 24 hours D. about 12 months Final Tournament Final Tournament A seventh of fifty-four is equal to… A. 7 + 54 B. 7 - 54 C. 54 ÷ 1/7 D. 54/7 Final Tournament Final Tournament How many right angles are in a half turn? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 Final Tournament Final Tournament Why is Venus the hottest planet in the Solar System? A. It’s the closest planet to the Sun. B. It’s the smallest planet. C. It has a thick atmosphere. D. It doesn’t have any water. Final Tournament Final Tournament What do scientists use to see the inside of cells? A. A telescope. B. A microphone. C. A microscope. D. A telephone. Final Tournament Final Tournament How many lines of symmetry does an oval have? A. 1 B. 2 C. 4 D. 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Final Tournament Final Tournament What kind of telescope is the Hubble Space Telescope? A. Refracting B. Reflecting C. Reforming D. Rectangular Final Tournament Final Tournament Choose the odd one out. A. 1/4 B. 25% C. 0.2 D. a quarter Final Tournament Final Tournament The next number in this sequence is… 1, 4, 9, 16, 25… A. 37 B. 41 C. 36 D. 49 Final Tournament Final Tournament Who discovered the concept of gravity? A. Newton B. Einstein C. Galileo D. Darwin Final Tournament Final Tournament What is a shape with 5 equal sides called? A. A hexagon B. A rectangle C. A parallelogram D. A pentagon Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the main cause of seasons on the Earth? A. Energy from the Sun. B. The Moon. C. The speed of the Earth. D. The tilt of the Earth. Final Tournament End of Round 2 Final Tournament Round 3: Speed Race • • • • Any player can ring the bell to answer 1st ring: 3 points for correct and -1 point for wrong 2nd ring: 2 points for correct and -1 point for wrong After that: 1 point for correct and -1 point for wrong Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the median of this set of numbers? 2, 2, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 3 Final Tournament Final Tournament NPK is a common fertilizer which contains 3 minerals; Nitrogen, Phosphorus and ________ Potassium Final Tournament Final Tournament An object with height and length measured 1x4 has been enlarged to 3x12, what is the scale factor? 3 Final Tournament Final Tournament What makes the human body (our bones) move? Muscles Final Tournament Final Tournament What kind of angle is 270°? Reflex Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the main gas that makes up the Earth’s atmosphere? Nitrogen Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the area of a square with a length of 8cm? 64cm² Final Tournament Final Tournament Name the 4 major directions found on a compass. North, South, East and West Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the only even prime number? 2 Final Tournament Final Tournament What are natural satellites also known as? Moons Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the sum of the interior angles of any triangle? 180° Final Tournament Final Tournament Which animal can rotate their head up to 270° without moving their body? An Owl Final Tournament Final Tournament What three numbers result in the same answer when they are added or multiplied altogether? 1, 2 and 3 Final Tournament Final Tournament What is the perimeter of a circle called? The Circumference Final Tournament Final Tournament What is (6x9) + (6+9)? 69 Final Tournament End of Round 3 Final Tournament Round 4: Riddles • • • • Any player can ring the bell to answer 1st clue: 3 points for correct and -1 point for wrong 2nd clue: 2 points for correct and -1 point for wrong 3rd clue: 1 point for correct and -1 point for wrong Final Tournament Clue 1: My name rhymes with hero. Clue 2: People say I’m nothing or a loser. Clue 3: If you multiply me by any other number, the answer will always be me. Who am I? Zero Final Tournament Clue 1: I am a living tissue. Clue 2: You often see me during Halloween. Clue 3: I am the framework of your body . Who am I? Skeleton/Bones Final Tournament Clue 1: I am a special value within a data set. Clue 2: You must arrange the data from smallest to biggest to find me. Clue 3: I am always in the middle. Who am I? The Median Final Tournament Clue 1: We are both letters in the alphabet. Clue 2: You often must find us when solving Math problems. Clue 3: We both have our own axis on a graph. Who are we? X and Y Final Tournament Clue 1: In Math, I am the answer. Clue 2: In Science, I am a mixture of a solute and a solvent. Clue 3: My name starts with an S and rhymes with pollution. Who am I? Solution Final Tournament End of Round 4 Final Tournament Round 5: The Word Problem • • • • • Work together with your team You have 3 minutes to write down your answer You must show your work, step by step 10 points for correct answer with all steps 7 or 5 points for missing steps but correct answer Final Tournament Mr. Mart wants to buy pizza for the whole school. There are 287 students and 33 teachers. If everyone gets 3 slices each and there are 8 slices per pizza… a. How many pizzas should he buy? b. If he receives a free bottle of Coca-Cola for every 5 pizzas he buys, how many bottles will he get? Final Tournament End of Tournament Thanks for Playing!
